401 Haban question
 

Was the Haban 401, only available for SGT's?

Or was it an option on the GT's also, say a 782 or 18XX?

The blade? Supers AFAIK

Simple chore.....

Pull up your Cub, or whatever one you want on the parts lookup site.

Click on the attachment section and scroll down to see what options were available for that machine

Yes I was referring to the Haban 401 blade.

I've only ever seen them on supers, expect once on 782, I'll post pictures of it in a few minutes.

I did that, I looked up available attachments for a 782. I only saw a 42" snow blade #375, and 54" snow blade #376 as being available. The Haban #401 was not listed.

Here is a 782 that was at a local consignment auction a few years ago, it had a Haban #401 on it. It looked factory to me, if not who ever fabricated it to fit did a nice job.

Are you saying the Cub Cadet parts lookup shows NON IH/MTD attachments?

Sure does!
Here's what was available for the 1872's


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1872 & 2072 S/N 756,300 - 799,999 147-730-100 148-720-100 148-730-100 149-720-100 149-730-100 1872 S/N 756,300 - 799,999 2072 S/N 756,300 - 799,999Attachment
220 32" Lawn Sweeper (190-220-100) 190-220-100
222 38" Lawn Sweeper (190-222-100) 190-222-100
308 42" Rear PTO Tiller (190-308-100) 190-308-100
330 Mower Rear Bagger (190-330-100) 190-330-100
332 46" Mower Adapter (190-332-100) 190-332-100
336 46" Mower Super Garden Tractor (190-336-100) 190-336-100 SGT
349 L42 Rear PTO Mower (190-349-100) 190-349-100
359 50C 50" Mower Super Garden Tractor (190-359-100) 190-359-100 SGT
361 50" Mower Adapter (190-361-100) 190-361-100
368 10 Cu. Ft. HD Utility Cart (190-368-100/190-368A100/190-368B100) 190-368-100 190-368A100 190-368B100
374 60" Mower (190-374-100) 190-374-100
378 Hydraulic Blade Angle Package (190-378-100) 190-378-100
383 3 Point Hitch (190-383-100) 190-383-100
401 54" Snow Blade (190-401-100) 190-401-100
425/425A 17 Cu. Ft. Utility Cart
431 Disconnect Clutch Kit (190-431-100)(759-3537)
433 Rear PTO Kit (190-433-100)
438 Broadcast Spreader (190-438-100)
442 40" Rear PTO Tiller (190-442-100)
443 Front Weight Bracket Kit (190-443-100)
447 Rear Weight Bracket Kit (190-447-100)
448 Snow Thrower Lift Kit
450 45" Snow Thrower (190-450-100) 190-450-100
48" Rotary Tiller
521 Utility Cart (190-521-100)
653/653A 10 Cu. Ft. Utility Cart (190-653-100)

Looks nice, but I doubt it's original.

OK thanks, I wasn't aware they did that

The 401(190-401-100) blade was manufactured by Haban and sold as a genuine OEM Cub Cadet attachment by Cub Cadet dealers. Hence the reason for showing in the attachment list.

That makes sense. But confusion occurs if you have a Haban 401 but don't know the Cub model number you flounder. (or at least I was confused)

i.e. if you enter 190-401-100 in the Model search block, it brings up the 401 54" plow,
but if you enter just 401 it does not.

As were many other pieces of equipment known as "Allied Equipment"
Many of which are shown Oscar Will's book, "50 Years of Cub Cadet"

I have a binder somewhere with all the cyclops allied equipment. Some of that stuff I've never seen IRL.

I'm going to go talk to the Cub dealer where that 782 was sold new. I'll get to the bottom of the mystery if they retrofitted it. I've meaning to go over there anyways, to do a little picking of their old parts inventory.

Sorry for the confusion, I had assumed everyone knew what a Haban 401 was. Next time I will be more clear, with the complete part number, when asking questions.

Not to apologize. It's Cubs way to irritate by giving their own numbers.
Like if you bought a Chevy truck with Goodyear tires but GM says they equip their trucks with p/n 69521 Ground Contact Units.

Does it really matter?

The Cub Cadet website confirms the blade options were either 42" or 54" (375 or 376).

Seems it would be easy to chop the subframe to make it fit.